Linux Redhat

AWK Only

Tyvm

file : https://pastebin.com/z3Kkb5K8 (clean.sh)

For each step below:

- You can use a file or one utility to produce the input to awk, and then use only awk for processing the input.

(Dont use egrep, cut, sed, wc, etc.)

- You can either use awk on the command line or write an awk script

- If you choose to use an awk script for the step, make sure that you show the content of the script right before running the script. You get credit for the question only if I can see the awk instructions for that question.

Start the script utility to capture your screen output.

Print line 22 of clean.sh, then a tab, then print the number of words in line 16 along with a text explanation

Using data from the /etc/passwd file, print the following information about yourself, with a text explanation: User FULL NAME is on line N

where is your name as it appears in the file and is in all uppercase, and is the line number that contains your information.

Print all lines of the file clean.sh that has more than 50 characters. After each line, print a colon and then the number of characters on the line

Start from the /etc/passwd file, print the number of student accounts (only students) with 2 names (first and last), and the number of student accounts with more than 2 names. Print a text explanation with the 2 numbers printed.

Start from the command output (dont use any option of ), print the number of users who log in more than once. When printing the number, print an explanation text.